A History of KentuckyJohn Bradford Press, 1960 - 516 halaman |
Dari dalam buku
Hasil 1-3 dari 28
Halaman 46
... spirit behind the British movement in the West was Lieutenant Governor Hamilton who was stationed at Detroit . Hamilton had acquired a malodorous reputation as a “ ha'r buyer . " It was said in Kentucky that Governor Hamilton called in ...
... spirit behind the British movement in the West was Lieutenant Governor Hamilton who was stationed at Detroit . Hamilton had acquired a malodorous reputation as a “ ha'r buyer . " It was said in Kentucky that Governor Hamilton called in ...
Halaman 245
Thomas Dionysius Clark. their appearance in the Spirit of '76 and the Patriot . Partisans of the Old Court were vitriolic in their denunciation through the columns of the Spirit of '76 of the radical “ judge - breakers " of the newly ...
Thomas Dionysius Clark. their appearance in the Spirit of '76 and the Patriot . Partisans of the Old Court were vitriolic in their denunciation through the columns of the Spirit of '76 of the radical “ judge - breakers " of the newly ...
Halaman 397
... spirits , and it was from this beginning that the temperance movement gained momentum . Legis- lative acts were passed in rapid succession to regulate tippling houses , especially during the years of social reform 1832 and 1833. Two ...
... spirits , and it was from this beginning that the temperance movement gained momentum . Legis- lative acts were passed in rapid succession to regulate tippling houses , especially during the years of social reform 1832 and 1833. Two ...
Isi
The Bluegrass | 1 |
A Changing Pattern of Economy | 7 |
ENGLAND MOVES WEST | 18 |
Hak Cipta | |
28 bagian lainnya tidak diperlihatkan
Edisi yang lain - Lihat semua
Istilah dan frasa umum
American assembly attack Bank became Blue Grass Boone Boonesborough Breckinridge British Burr central Kentucky CHAPTER Cincinnati citizens Clark Colonel Company Confederate Congress cotton County Court Cumberland Daniel Boone Danville defeated delegates Democratic early eastern editor election established favor Fayette County fight forces Frankfort French frontier George Governor Harrodsburg Henry Clay highways History of Kentucky Humphrey Marshall Indian industry institution Jackson James James Wilkinson Jefferson John Kentuckians Kentucky Gazette Kentucky legislature Kentucky River Kentucky's land leaders legislative Lexington Louisville majority manufacturing Maysville Mississippi mountains moved Nashville Negro newspapers Ohio River organized Orleans paper party pioneer political Presbyterians President Railroad Republican road schools Senator settlement settlers slavery slaves South southern state's Tennessee territory tion tobacco town trade Transylvania Transylvania Seminary travelers troops tucky tucky's Union United Virginia vote West western country Whig Wilderness Road Wilkinson William